Infrared Inspection Services for Hamptom Roads, Virginia Beach, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Newport News, Hampton, & Williamsburg

Residential

Commercial

Do you CRINGE each month at the sight of your

ENERGY BILL ?

With an Infrared scan, Blower Door test, and Duct Test we can find out WHY !

Infrared Survey

Considering your heating and cooling load can be up to 50% of your actual energy bill, an Energy Scan IR in conjunction with a blower door test will help identify the two largest sources of heat and cooling loss thereby helping you save on your utility costs.

Infrared Thermography Is a proven diagnostic technique recommended by the US Department of Energy for identifying areas of heat or cooling loss. A thermal scan of your home or business can identify where those wasted dollars are going, no matter what type of building or what type heating or cooling system you have.

Whether its residential or commercial our infrared inspection of the building will be focused on the heat or cooling loss by finding damaged, misplaced, or missing insulation in the exterior walls, ceilings, and floors.

We are also able to apply this same technology to locate HVAC duct leakage,.

Our Enhanced Infrared Survey is a more detailed analysis of your home with the inclusion of Diagnostic testing equipment, such as a Blower Door, and Duct Blaster.

Blower Door Test: A Blower Door is used to find air leakage in your home, by quantitatively measuring air changes per hour. The fan pulls air out of the house, lowering the air pressure inside. The higher outside air pressure then flows in through all unsealed cracks and openings so we can locate the air infiltration areas.

When unconditioned air from outside slips into your home, or conditioned air seeps out, you have to pay to heat or cool that extra air replacement. By air sealing and insulating, you could potentially save up to 30% of your energy bill and create a healthier indoor environment.

Our energy audit also includes duct pressure testing, to check for air leaks in the duct system.

Duct Pressure Test: Is the process of using a Duct Blaster to pressurize the duct system and measure the amount of airflow that is lost through the duct system.This allows you to locate the leaks and make the necessary repairs. The ducts that are part of the heating and cooling system offer one of the best opportunities to increase your energy efficiency, increase your comfort, and lower your energy bills.

Are you to WARM in some rooms ?
To COLD in others ?

Our written Home Energy Audit is an in-depth analysis of your home's energy efficiency. At Dynamic we are certified by RESNET and HETI, Home Energy Team to perform the In-Home Survey Report with Diagnostics. We are on the approved list of energy auditors with the State of Virginia Department of Energy.

During the audit procedure, a certified BPI Analyst will complete an on-site visual evaluation of the home's energy features. This will assess your home's energy performance. All data collected is in accordance with the RESNET standards of practice.

By conducting an energy audit, the auditor is able to identify ways to reduce energy cost. Minimizing energy loss could result in dramatic savings to your energy bills. Once the audit is completed, you will receive a detailed report of the results. The report will highlight any problems and include the auditor's recommendations on actions that need to be taken to improve energy efficiency.

The intended result is Green Improvements that will increase your buildings:

Energy Efficiency, Comfort Level, Durability, and Lower Monthly Utility Bills.

Ed Clowes, owner of Dynamic Infrared Inspections, joined other volunteers in the remodeling of the Annex to A Place for Girls in Chesapeake, Virginia. Infrared imaging was used to identify areas of energy loss in a house to be used by the Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast.

Dynamic Infrared Inspections is an Energy ScanIR Service Provider, or more information, click here

Testimonial:

"I would say his Energy Audit & survey was the most thorough and scientific process I have observed since my days in the Navy nuclear program. His numbers were believable. I may not be able to correct as much as I would like to improve our house's air turnover rate just due to financial limitations, but I wish I could have had this level of survey conducted a decade ago. I would recommend this survey be conducted prior to buying any home built before the new energy standards were implemented for new home construction."

Sincerely, Tim D